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The Task Force will build upon the State’s historic "Gen*NY*sis" and "Centers of Excellence" programs to facilitate the success of New York’s high-technology and biotechnology industries. The report details a 10-year plan.

Governor Jon Huntsman, jr. recognizes economic development as one of the key issues that would shape the future of Utah. This is his 10-point plan to rebuilding Utah’s economy.

The Governors Council on Innovation and Technology address the infrastructure needs that support the development and competitiveness of Arizona’s technology industries, as well as the application of technology to tradition and emerging businesses.

This report provides important facts, data, and analyses about the Advanced Technology Program (ATP) to the technology, industry, evaluation, and policymaking communities, as well as the general public.

The author paper analyzes the evolution of regionalism in East Asia and derives implications for the role and influence of the United States and Japan in the region.

In the paper, the author formulates the third type of organizational architecture(information capsulated form) which may be naturally derived in contrast to the A-model (hierarchical decomposition) and the J-model (information assimilation form) from an information systemic point of view.

The authors address the effects of several assumptions of spatial agglomeration processes are addressed. In particular, they investigate the effects of transport costs for agricultural goods, spatial spillovers, the presence of non-tradable services and limited mobility of the labour force.

Results of the study indicate that the exogenous component of culture due to history is strongly correlated with current regional economic development, after controlling for contemporaneous education and for national political institutions.

This report is the first of two that comprises a Comprehensive Economic development Strategy (CEDS), providing an overview of the nine-county region’s strengths, challenges and opportunities for improving its economy.

The paper assesses the empirical validity of Zipfs Law for cities, using new data on 73 countries and two estimation methods, OLS and the Hill estimator.